Zama ZAMA
Current Price
$0.0734 -10.08%
$0.0102 Daily Range (13.90%)
$0.0715$0.0817
$13.89M Daily Volume
171 BTC
Vol/MktCap: 7.43%
Market Performance
0.04% Relative BTC Volume
The total volume of Zama is $13.89M over the past 24 hours, compared to $33.93B total Bitcoin volume.
Hourly Moving Average
8 SMA $0.0738 -0.62%
13 SMA $0.0750 -2.17%
21 SMA $0.0767 -4.33%
55 SMA $0.0763 -3.86%
144 SMA $0.0737 -0.52%
Price Performance
+0.64% 1 Hour Change
$0.0734 from $0.0729
-1.58% 7 Day Change
-$0.0012 from $0.0745
+0.08% 14 Day Change
$0.00006001 from $0.0733
-18.09% 30 Day Change
-$0.0133 from $0.0866
All Time High
September 23, 2026
$0.1074 -31.68%
-$0.0340 vs. now
24H Change
-20.85M USD -10.03%
-257 BTC
Volume and Supply
Total Supply: 11.33B ZAMA 
2.55B ZAMA Available22.50% circulating A lower circulating supply may increase over time, reducing scarcity and potentially causing a drop in price. A higher circulating supply is less susceptible to dilution, offering the potential for a more stable price long-term.
Relative Supply Ratio
563.83 x BTC Supply564:1 supply ratio
RSR reflects potential differences in tokenomics, such as inflation rates, utility, or burn mechanisms, which can impact long-term value and scarcity.
Relative Trade Volume
181.34M ZAMA
traded over past 24 hours
7.11% of circulating supply
A higher trade volume relative to market cap indicates strong market activity and liquidity, while a lower ratio may suggest reduced interest, lower liquidity, or potential price stagnation.
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Zama AI Market Analysis
ZAMA is trading at $0.076813, up 4.44% over 24 hours, with the price close to the $0.077999 high and above the $0.073551 low. This indicates a positive day and price near the upper end of the reported range, but the 24-hour gain alone does not establish that the broader decline has reversed.
Hourly moving averages give a mixed, mildly positive picture: price is just below the 8- and 13-hour averages at $0.0769, by 0.12%, while it is above the 21-hour average at $0.0765 and the 55-hour average at $0.0755. However, it remains 3.35% below the 144-hour average at $0.0795, which is a meaningful counter-signal to the shorter-average support.
The 1-hour RSI of 51 is near the midpoint, while the 7-day RSI of 45 is somewhat weaker; neither reading indicates strong momentum in the supplied data. These neutral-to-soft RSI readings temper the bullish implication of the 24-hour price increase and do not independently confirm a sustained move higher.
The performance horizons also conflict: ZAMA is down 4.73% over seven days and 13.51% over 14 days, despite gaining 66.36% over 30 days. The stronger monthly return shows substantial recent appreciation over that period, but the negative shorter-term changes indicate that momentum has weakened; the current price is also about 28.5% below its all-time high of $0.107368.
Reported 24-hour volume is 6,369,060, and volume is 3.27% of market capitalization, but without comparison data these figures do not establish whether participation is increasing or unusually strong. Overall, the evidence supports a Hold rating: the daily rebound, position above the 21- and 55-hour averages, and positive 30-day change are balanced by negative seven- and 14-day returns, neutral RSI readings, and price below the 144-hour average.
The primary evidence for holding rather than buying is that the recent daily strength has not yet outweighed the weaker one- and two-week performance or the longer hourly-average resistance represented by the 144-hour average. Conversely, the 66.36% 30-day gain and current price near the 24-hour high argue against a Sell rating based on these data alone.
Hourly moving averages give a mixed, mildly positive picture: price is just below the 8- and 13-hour averages at $0.0769, by 0.12%, while it is above the 21-hour average at $0.0765 and the 55-hour average at $0.0755. However, it remains 3.35% below the 144-hour average at $0.0795, which is a meaningful counter-signal to the shorter-average support.
The 1-hour RSI of 51 is near the midpoint, while the 7-day RSI of 45 is somewhat weaker; neither reading indicates strong momentum in the supplied data. These neutral-to-soft RSI readings temper the bullish implication of the 24-hour price increase and do not independently confirm a sustained move higher.
The performance horizons also conflict: ZAMA is down 4.73% over seven days and 13.51% over 14 days, despite gaining 66.36% over 30 days. The stronger monthly return shows substantial recent appreciation over that period, but the negative shorter-term changes indicate that momentum has weakened; the current price is also about 28.5% below its all-time high of $0.107368.
Reported 24-hour volume is 6,369,060, and volume is 3.27% of market capitalization, but without comparison data these figures do not establish whether participation is increasing or unusually strong. Overall, the evidence supports a Hold rating: the daily rebound, position above the 21- and 55-hour averages, and positive 30-day change are balanced by negative seven- and 14-day returns, neutral RSI readings, and price below the 144-hour average.
The primary evidence for holding rather than buying is that the recent daily strength has not yet outweighed the weaker one- and two-week performance or the longer hourly-average resistance represented by the 144-hour average. Conversely, the 66.36% 30-day gain and current price near the 24-hour high argue against a Sell rating based on these data alone.
Updated 17583 minutes ago. AI can make mistakes. Do not use this information to make actual financial or investment decisions.